The sudden drop in blood sugar levels, known as hypoglycemia, is a serious health issue that affects many people’s lives. Various factors, including genetic ones, can underlie this condition. Regulating blood sugar levels is vital for the healthy functioning of the body, as glucose is one of the main energy sources. When blood sugar levels drop too low, it can cause many uncomfortable and life-threatening symptoms. Hypoglycemia is common among diabetics, especially those who manage their condition with insulin. However, hypoglycemia can also be caused by certain genetic disorders that affect the functioning of hormones and genes responsible for blood sugar regulation. Recent research indicates that mutations in the AKT2…